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The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-27
To the Voters of Franklin
County.

Itisinsisted by those who suppor:edme at
the Primary Election held August goth.
1857 that having received a majority OF
votes at said election, owe 1t to the
Democratic party and TO my friends to
continue in the race fer Representative
To this effect, solicitations have come to
me fromiall parts of the county, and after
mature deliberation,H believe it to be nv
duty to respect and..obey them.
| therefore announce that, having been
nominated BY the Democratic primaries,
| am a candidate for the Legislature from
Franklin county.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce
S. J.. OLIVER
~ n candidate for Sheriff of Lincoln
ty at the ensuing November election.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-27

The following was the vote cast
Knoxville-GQdbolt, $40
d" Newman, 10
Roxie-Godbold, 10
d" Newman, 81
Smyrna -Godbold 4S
" Newman, 8
ITamburg-Godbold 80
X" NewmaR, SO
Antioch-GodbOld so
" Newman, IS
Aeadvile-Godbold, 30
d" Newman, 100
Pine Grove-Godbold, Il
Newman, 20
McCall's-Godbold "a
" Newman, 40
Cupit's-Godbold, IS
" Neman, %
Cain's-Godbold, 10
Newman, LOG
Whttingtons-God bold %
Newman, ii
Total for Godbold, $50
Newman, $40
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
OXFORD COUNTY HORSE NOTES
SOME ooop rRYKBuR1 HORSES, AND
OTHER MOTIFS.

Several weeks since, in speaking Of
the purchase Of some hoises from this
section by Mr.. J. q. Young Of Milton.
Mass, we stated that one bough, Of
Mr.. Lspham Of Paris. was 20, by Andy
Pateheu. This was mistake. The
animal Ia question was sired by Adna
Tuell's chestnut stallion. son Of Detective
Pa,ehen. 1856. he by Star Pa'chen. son
Of Geo. NJ. PAiehen. The dam Of Taelr'
horse. Was By the Rollins hsrse be
by Rhi,g Sun. We understand
stand several Of hi, colt. have soli or
good prices. Mr.. Tuell also has fac
three. months. old col, 90, by Albhso,
sin Of Almon,. Oh, OF the Jim Holmss
mare. by Imp Anfsld. Also = likely
raek,r. sans age. 10, by Hiud.' Handle
'onian. and ol, of = speedy mare.
Al Slaih Paris ihs olaef lay ~e me;
MI. H. l. whiinsy of Map'e Gfovs
Stock Farm. Hebron. ,oSe,asr With hl'
partner. Mr. Millsof B,ston. They we're
driving their Joung stallion Monsco
Abdallsh. go, by MonseD. fal brother 10
wejgssood. 2;l0. and hi. dam was by
iIerme,. 2:27 IL. by H.roli, sir of
Maud s Monaco AbiallAh i' ,hr'-
year. old. stands ljl hand, high, ani
/, rsagy.bailt. ele.n.eas. stylish. e!o
ganily. gated colt, aud will doubtless
prose valuable acquisition u the horse
solek Of Oxford County.
II is with the greatest pleasure ,h,,
We make room in our eolamn thi, week
for very interesting article from Mr. Is
Walker McKeen Of Ryeburg. descriP-
tive Of some of the hors stock Of hl.
locality. Mr.. MeKeen i, successful
farmer. And a man Of progressive mind.
who keeps himself we'll Informed on
all the leading issues Of the day. His
idea. on the horse question will carry spec
ial weight, coming a, they do from one not
blinded by prejudice either for or against
the breeding Of the road aud uo,iing
horse. A. I. MAXIM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
YoR THIS ARE wELAwYIRs.

Prosecuting Attorney 90 wltness)-
"And Whist dli Smith say In replyi'
Opposing Counsel-"I obJectT'
The coart-"Slats your objection"
q. C.-"I claim, your Honor, that
Smiths reply Is not relevant Even II it
were, ~ IL not proper matter 10 20 10"
T.. A.-"If your Honor please, I claim IL
10 perfectly corpetent. TIE witness has
said tia, ne ssked Smith 'iIow DO you dor
aud n your Honor will turn % Bimblsbig
W. Applicant, 5st Massachusetts, reports,
your Honor will nni . decision bearing
out my views OF the matter In . precisely
similar case. Add your Honor viii re-
member In the somewhat celebrated case
OF Hogg vs.. Swinesby, that Chief Justice
Bencher ruled that such question Was sd.
misslbie."
o. C.-"Bu. your Honor win remember
that the Lord High Justice Bagwlg. ofthe
Court OF the Qaeen's Bench. has giving
contrary opinion. and Blsckcoke, In the
history OF common law. lays down the
principle that testimony can not he sought
bsyond the purview OF the subject matter
under consideration"
+. Ali Jour Honor win please, the
weight OF authority IL entirely antagonis-
tic - the view expressed by the Lord High
Justice cited by my brother. and I think
your Honor will decide that the principle
laid down BY Blackcoke IL inspplicsbls 10
the matter In hand"
The Court-"The court II OF the opinion
that the qaestion IL admissible"
PA. TO witness s)-"How, Mr. Robin
son, when you asked Smith How do you
dor what answer did he maksf Now. tske
time; the exact words. II yoa can recall
them"
Witness-"Hs didn't cay anything"
A.-"That Will do, cir. Call the nsxi
! witness"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

the eyes being bu, slightly depressed. The
great point ln their favor IL that on poor
soil you can get good sixabls tubers ard
not q lot of small oucs, as IL usual With
most varieties. On good soil they give
big returns, on. old pasture land that had
not been plowci In over 40 years, which l
broke last spring. raised 800 bushels on
% acres. the ground Is side hill and
qal,e grayelly. hoed part off once ard
the remainder got brushing with horse
hoe. wish 20 give you the results of The
dlrsrtut fcrtillzs srs used on the piece, the
rows were 20 rods long, aud the test rows
were siis by side 80 |. 10 give each an
,qasl chance.
First row-IIen manure AMI Crocker's
phosphate, 8 4 bushels potatoes.
Seconi row-Iisn mabure, reduced with
oac-thlrd saoi In The proportion 4 IL
bushels.
TAlrd row-Crockef's mSIn crop phos.
phAts. : 81 bushels, good measure.
FOgrih roN--Phslps guhno aud po1'sh'
ais bushels.
Finh row-Mi,,hsIs phosphate, : bush
els.
sixth rOw-crOsker's potato phosphate,
: bushels.
seventh row-So,hlng, 1 , bushels
Oaaplece OF potatoes which my father
plan,ei on wcl loan land the prepared hen
INSURE gave = biz per cent more potatoes
than CrOckrf's phosphate. IL cost me ID
cents per row fOf phosphate, and ~ sod
none og the potatoes Tor less than 30 cents
per bashei, you eau sec The ocnsht the
fsrti'Esr WAS 10 me. bslng from ~ 20 -
cents per row clear prOnl | dropped
spoonial OF phosphate and placed piece
OF potato each eide of IL, aud befOTc hoei
pa, about the same amour, among the
stalks ol each hill. fOurd that TIE upp'r
dose was A. much bensfii a. The lower onc;
your soil may be dldcrsut. 80 experiment,
try al Kinds aud hold fast The btst. Now
As TO cRE.NTns.
DO they save workl A ercAmer eau
will hold aoou. the same a. three large
milk pans Which 4. The most work 10
washl | say givc me the paus, and know
fsom experience what u IL 90 wash milk
pans. Next you mus, break az your Ice
flr The crcAmor before you can usc 10, aud
then yOa must draw or the water, All of
which Is work Tor some oue. am ootu'
dent TIE cheapest cresmsr IL good fefrig-
orator, you have no Ice bfesklng, aud The
water runs OF itself, and more butter can
Do male from the same amount % nllk sci
In a good refrigerator, than can be made
la AcrCsmer The milk Il just as sweet
AZ ln q creamcr. The great amount Of
poor aud worthless rcirlgefaiofs pat mp
oa the market. IL The cause OF opinion be-
Ing against them.-lIia " HJyfA " y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
Notice 90 F.titlss fsr pisshsrg..
efufe of nuine.

ONrnkn. sst-Ouuft % Insolvency. IN the case
Of fsAACT. .McALilSTtg. fnaolveat Debtor.
NOriCE is ,srcty yiven that = pstitica has, On
prcseniri O. ssli ccuu Cor sa1 Cosutys ~
sasi dgtt1f. lf NorNaf. I'M sat Iclnif. pfay.
lnr nat he nay D. derived fail discharge iro
AZ hls tttts. pfQfAtie unlef the Gfotisloes OF
Gnarfrr srFfntY 90 t1H ~tatuins - Malne 4,
al urea AL ut tlon q IL crlerc.i ~ tati coart
ttaf hsarinE ~ hai up1a re same tciorc stid
coart ai farls ta saiI countI of oklort on Neines
dIY the iisi daT of sFpt AID. is.i, a. O'Clock, IN
itr fr-enn5n snl that nsilce thercof D. publishci
IN - uN,urt ngmoCrsi. . ngssrArCr putllshei
IN slli coautr of Okforf. once = uesk for tuo
fucfessIte wceka u lasi rutiicaiion - = tffsa
It1rs sho have Trorci tlrIr dgtts, al cthtI
lcrsons iniCrrstsi, mg aprsAr AZ sad place
AL Tine aud Ih1W CAuse II kry hsY have, Nhf
q iIsChares sh1ulI not - srsnicl al debtor e.
cofi.rr o. ne prsYer q hIs psuiion.
Atlsst. uERKlCh 4. DAVIS. Ieg istef
ID salI Court coz sall CnauN of okfoft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
on THE FARM.
rorAIoEs ANp FnosrnAIEs

POTATOES AND fHocfhAlb,
No doubt each one has some particular
llnd OF potatoes on which they dOio. Dar-
ing my experience have never tried many
varieties, buI psrhsps little from ooserv-
stion will n0t he entirely embarrassing.
The Early Rose, the old standby, As q rule
1, 4 gOOd erOpper with fair care and treat
msut. but on poor soil the Sm0unt ofsmsll
one. Is too great. clkrk's No. l Ia among
the greAie.t producers ever saw, but
there Is only one way 10 &c, large potatoes
on such soil ~ have llosml, and that IL
In msrurlng heavilyi plow deep iurrOw
and al with horse manure IL Is TIE best
ana drop the seed thereon; ifoihsr mature
IA used Il Il well TO brush on little dirt
with the foot before dropping the seed.
The Pearl OF Savoy Is TO . great degree
Ike the Early Rose. II needs good soil In
order 70 produce large tubers; bat As IL Is
an ea.iy sort II will undoubtedly be growp
10 considerable extent The Chii Is
large red variety, In shape much IKE me
old Davis Seeding, but much more meaiy
when boiled. II produces well on average
soil; is worst fault is deep eyes. The
Late Rose lss good variety. and all who
love the Early Rose should also raise the
late Rose, a. II Is equally as good = pro
ducer, has the same fsvor, and IL much
better keeper. The Early Beauty OF He
bron Il . good producing. early variety,
better than the Early Rose. planted
some Peach Blows on ground that was
very rich and the crop WAS so poor did
mo-, dig bat few. The Burbank Seeding
heats spy variety have tried In New Eng'
land. The potatoes are large and smooth,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

= DIRECTORY STATISTICS. -"l suppose,
said a meek. looking little man as he 81,
In hi. sea, on q Chicago and North
western train recently. "thl, ! have help
ed to swell the population OF Dakota +.
much q, any other man In the county
commissioner Of immigration asked
q man across the aisle.
"Oh. no I'm travelling man"
"Fsther OF eight pair Of twins ?
"No, hsrdly-ln fac. I don't live In
the territory st all"
"I don't see how you have helped Its
population % much then"
"why, you see | have been travelling
In the territory almost constantly this
summer and they have put my name in
the directory Of every town l have struck.
According to these volumes I must live
In about hundred different places"
EYES, I suppose Dakota towns bea,
the world for that kind OF work"
swell. I don't know as they do after
oil. I laid of day = few weeks ago
and visited friend who lives half way
between 81. Paul and Minneapolis, and
twenty-five directory compileu CALI
Cd In the afternoon and took my name
twelve Of them from Minneapolis and
ten from 81. PAul."-Dakota Bel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
A SUMMER PASTORAL.
nv W. ross.

would Zee from the ciiy's rule ani law.
PROM ia fashion ami form cut loose.
And 20 where tho strawberry grows on NJ
straw.
And the goose berry grows on IT, goose.
Where the catnip tree IL climbed by tho cat
a. she crouchcs for her pruy-
The rulleloss and unsuspectlBg rat
On the rattan bush Al play.
Iwlii watch a, ease the saffron COW
And her coslet In their giee.
A. they leap IN JOY from bOugh u bolgh
CA the top of the cOwslip troe
Where the musical partridge drums on MS
drum.
And the wooichucks chncks his wool.
And the dog devoaru thu doguOoi plum
In the primitive solitude.
oh, let me drink from the moss-gfown pump
That WAS hcsn from the pumpkin tree,
Eat mush and milk from rural stump,
PROM form AMI fashion FRYE.
New gathered Iuush from the Mushroom vine,
And milk from tne mik weed sweet.
With luscious pineapple frotn the pine
SlCh fcod ne the gois might eati
And then IN the whiiewashci dairy III turn.
Whore the dAirymaid hsstening hiet,
Her rudy and gOideu.fed butter 10 churn
From the milk Of her baitcffics.
And I1l rise ~ morn with the early blrls,
To tho fragrant farmyari pass,
When the farmer tnrns hts beaniifal herd
90 fgrasshoppcrs Ont to gfass.
-lrortlAnd sunday Tines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

Nt-uEEEAs Jlmes y. Tiafhsriy, oi erss,
w II ue Colnu ~ okirl AL ,ta,- ~ -. -, .i,
- Z. - fse.i. lsird ttc slNiteuih ~ eaf
N Nv. A. ~ iss,l. given a. Atner DAVIS ~ hell,s
II ..iN lrurfr All Ntllh All mefig ~ - lteoi,..
Ii ~ Orfr Ifrsry of i,cs,is. h,s ~, i.se -
st.rln - thrrstf co1FeYinz a. sal Dati.. . -,
- rsrtan fr.l ostlfs. lying and te-ne ~ "fsts
- .f-rrsaI n - stirh ucrtgs-t AL re,,lld rsl
- 4. h. H.. - ~ = rIarr llll desrrltlen ci t.e
I.rsulIsss tlasrrIn CuuxsIs.l = M = -. m, 49,
frrrrafrraarls. "a ttg 81 iaf ot sailt -. -.
..I,,.f 4 us b. Nkrshal W. DAVIS, Aaillh..u .,ot
IA ~ ssf.fs n sali Atnfr pavis. AL vhere.. ,.s
- II.rksrfr a.. bf lIs othfr de-i ~ il't,s -
r.i - ri.f a. III prscrrhsr A. n. isst. al ~
.s.ls.i n sali rsioris, Iook u. t.ge IL, sea,s,
r. Iir the uniers.iift, csri.n "a ss..'.. .,.,s
IL ..Ii t.rrsraolt. ani hing ne s-lee fsA est-1
-. finr ieslritsd In All noIteere AL sn.a :,
A. L. relsrrtd o. o. ullrr iel - -
-. fhrreia fcursyei; ant vhefs4s. tne 60.
''l.r. ~ sarh 81 tbe afsreulentienfd hsIt-
s.,e 80 broken uos. thsrtfere. ty rtAsel ~ ~
hr..rtss .firss..l. Cllm q hreelosafe 81 s-''
ns,ssl. Aas. lea, 49,; ,,o,x
In ~ A. tsInsoN. lfis Aft0hsht.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

have been ~ annual sufferer from Hay
Fever Tor lO years. II recurring about
Aug. 20.h each year. For several sum.
mers I have used Eys Cream balm with
excellent results. am free from any
Asthms,lc symptoms Ihope many sutfsr.
er. will be induced q, try the remCdy.
GEORGE EAilP. Baltimore, Md.
have been sfilcisd with Hay Fever
from early In August untll frost. Ny eyes
would run q stream of water and sneefed
continually. WAS advised 20 use Ely's
Cream Balm IL has worked like charm
aud can say I am ,nilrely cured. Mrs.
EMELISE JOHNSON, Chester, CT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
fIr.-cnger'. Notirc.

OgrfCE % rIlH suEsITF oT oNIuap 1otNft.
trAIE Of MAINE.
ONTugD. ss.-August "a. 4. ID. issIs
FINIlfs ii io siFc nltloe, ttai oa ne 81
Il "a cI Az. A. a.. is-s, = uArtati IN ~
s-Issr'rr uas issaci uui 90 thc Court % insoiten
=. f.r. ..f 4 1arfr ofOxllri against ne estate "a
.Ifas Ngksru. OF stcneham, .u sAd tolnii o
sf.nlsri t. hs an iusllFcrt lbcti1I, 90 feiiilln
cf s1i drltof, shicn petiloa 80 Alsi o.
thf fIh iaY of Aur.s a. n. i-,i. % Nnl-a a.
nartl lair iltrIyfi on claims IL 70 - ce.1
p1is.l. t11t ne TaTucut ~ any leui' Adj ile .
IEerF aul trars.cr ol any pfoferif ptleashs y,
saf trHtuf lo hu of f1f he use, an ~ d.iit.tf
nrI iransfcFof anT proQsftI ~ hin are i'f \
EY a.. that a I1feAuF q ne cftlllNft "a 49,
Ia lfar ID Prove thsif dstis AMI choose on et
note Asaixnses OF h.s ealaie, slli - held AZ
tourf of IasalvturJ t1 ~ hcidgn a. ne ffopA.s
rourt fcola, IN fkfs ln tsit Couaiy % Ohiofis %
ne gis faT "a .slf.. A. u. ISL, a. alne oeis.A
In ihc forenoon. .., -.
In. IAnEs I. fAkAkH, pepaif raefias
a. Nss.enrer "a ~ Ccurl VI issolVsscf ior sati
DnuniF "a uxfuris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

OXFORD. ss.-coari u 'IIsoivsncy. "a Wei
re.fsy % AuE.. A. ID ~. .. ......., q.
saiFerf lhctiQr. -,
la. hrrshy or1ers.i. hat notice be ElFen ~ AZ
rr.ros Iufgrrsisi In TIE fsttsmtnt "a thf lst .n1
laal trcoauf a Janss :. Nrisha Asskne. - - -
- ~. l,rfrr 4, =. Iutiistgd weeks. saclesslte
Ir. In ne Oxfort Dsmgcrat, nesspsl.ef ptl...
In Paris. ln SAT- CguniY, thsi thsy nay aplest ~
= Coaft "a insoltencT - - bid ~ - s..s
80. Al uins 0'sloCE In ne fofenoons All De
.s-Si ttrrcou. al otlect n thsy tee case.
gHO. a. WILSON, judge
u Iusolreucy Coart. Oklord SJaotNs
.,,s ,,~y-A Aftfsi. A. 4. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
ne,scnger., Notice.
OrrfcE uI rur suEaITT % OAnuKn
sIAIL Of MANI

Orrtcr "a ruE suNaITT 90 OaruGn CotNrf.
sTAIE Of NAiNE.
OXFORD. ~ -AuE. 81. 4. u. i.,i.
rI,ilfs Il d rIrs uniior. lat on the lii
i Iar ID AuF. a. ~. ls.-. q uafftnt il IN
s-Irrrrr - is.acd out 90 ne Corr 20 iutolfsn.
- Nf sall County ID Nkirrl. asaitsi tec stttte
III Y.tr.f.r a.. Fsaus % oxford il fail CCua
a. afaIsc.l O. o. an iusaltfnt tcotcf. On
FsfiiI6n ID al Debtor, shIrh tsttifn a. lici
a. sfn Oar 20 ArE. a. a.. ~. o. Nhicu last
rnrs.f fstr Intffrsf on rlaIns q % D. cQmrltsil
nat ne rayiutut 20 aaF lctts anf Ne teiltcfl
snI tfsnsltr ol anT rruTfriY tCiouainr % al
lsttnr, 90 hlm uf Co. nis lse, ani ~ i.ttsfI
- trsasf a. af snr rr1QrrtF ~ hIn afy forbiira
~ I4ue mai a uIfgI - of Ne lrfalilfs of "a ~
lstt1r. ~ rfotr their lctu All cacote oof %
mere AssIEnera ol he estate. vil ne ~ ~ Al
Caurt q InssirfrrT, o. nc holisn 81 luis IN al
Crantr y o. a. .lti car 81 sep, A u. ~, Al
n .rr o'rlrrk IN ttc iurern1u.
t.irsn unlrf ~ hanf ths cate lrst anotc Srit
Ca. JAM l. FANNIE. hruiY entuli
a. MsascnFtf % l1s Cgaft 20 intglfccfI, Tor
a.fI gIurfr 90 uAl1ri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
uessengcr's Notice.
Orlcr o. rur surEirT 90 OxToRp Corsfl
STATE of MAINE

or1vcr % fur suTEfrr or OxTORp Corsri,
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. - ,-Augusi -, a. -. lstf.
~ IiI. Ii. to ave Notrs. thai uu TIE II dAy OF
i Az. A n. ~. q Warfant in lnsol,sncJ
- Issuell OF 20 trc Nouu % insoNelct ~
s.f comfy of Okiuri. AFainft NE esiAie oi
Us.llrn "A Jones. % faris, IN saii SouaUs Al.
49, ~ D. inso'Fert pettors. on isetIii0n OF
ssI Iiebt1fs. ahirh fstition "a. hled GA W W
- - IN Az. A n. ~. q ehich
At namei tals intcrtsi "a ciAms ~ "
eompufgl. hat tho payment ot Any leo..
"a tns delivery snl transfer ot -nl lrefsI..s
1890 - said ds1torss o. thsm % iof thtlf
49, aa1 tha dsitery An1 uAnsieI o. a. l.ep'
ertT ty itsm are foItHlisn bl las lhst 49,
offrr gro,ifofs Of "a a Deetors, % prove tnsia
Iirlfs nj chooss One or more Asslsness ~ ". y
s.isis s.ll - bsi1 10 Court % insoiteaclsto =.
hoiisn AZ frooais touu ROM IN iAs' - :,
u.na o'cIFck In tte tlftuoons -.
eirsa srlirr uIT hani ne date lrst Au1fc Srt ten
IiiSlIA y sIONk. typuiy shsrir,
q. ~......rr of N Couu Of lnsolset.cY Tor al
0al1fy % Oklord.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
DYfPEpsfA

Makes ths lyrs of msny people miserable,
ani oiicn leafs 20 se,f.jestruciloa We
knowo no remedy fJr dyspspsla mote
successful than llOoi'. Sirsipsfills IL
acts gently, y, sarrly sni IN ;lsn,ly, tluts
the stomteh aud other Orysn-. removes
the falnt feellag. creates . GOOD appetite.
cures hesiache, sni refreshes tha burden
ed mlni. Give Hoods Sarssparilla fair
trial I, will DO you good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

The late DIR. chspln hai q pretty little
talent FOR puns. DIR. Emerson on one oe-
csslon preached for DR.. Chaplin, and on en-
terlng the pulpit laid his silk hat on the
seat, and then laid apsper on 10. DR.. Chap
In afterwsri came Ia. and, sitting down
carelessly, msshed the hat completely.
Arising and picking up the mullla,ed tile.
he contemplated u with the remark. IL
presume you thought that was aslik hat 3
but now IL Is satin"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
xssls. Of s.so.a a..,,ss Of cs.s,,or. 10

no ihs crellicfs 81 T.. eOUiD& Co. %
/ Caufcn. In ths CasntY of otioIi and ssnc oi
haIue lusc'rCrt tftinf .-iou are hsrtby ncii1ed,
that uiih ne tprrpfal ~ ne juice of the loau
% lnsnircuCv foT kat CuurtT of Oklori. the
srrurI ueTllrE nf ttn Cfci tors % AL insoirclt
d appointed o. b. tsii a. ne PROBATE Couft room
IN faHs. I'M all CoantT of ONfofd % Wss.nssisy
tts fursucon. lou VII guferu yourselves aocoid.
ingIf.
Gitcn unier uy bad AL ne orisr 90 Coun
l1.s ia dar - AuE a. n. t.,f.
IfHnIlfIk 4 DAMS. LrrIstsr nf ths CoIrt q
InarIarnrr frr ssEI 4 lrur.fr of uNf1ri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
Ir Inr SrrYrnrn, rnou CnNslnrIinN

Nv TIE SUFFERER, FROM CONSUMPTION.
Scrofals a1i G'Gcri Debility. will Try
scots En1'slDl ~ Pare c1i Llysr OF,
Win yyp 'ph,spilt'., they Sll nIi i.n
msil .isi rrlisf ani : plrn .a~l, ~ d.
ne II V MDfr. BrrntwOoi, Cal writes o
u have us.d Scouts Enalsipn ~lih zr.s'
acvintts'' ia eases ~ Phthlsis. SGrifals
ari Wasting Dseas,s generally. IL -
very pLstAbie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
now I PELT

Why, two years ago I was jus, about
cisIy. aud no wouier that my wife aud
children were afraii of me. You jast want
tc suffer with neuralgia With no relief as |
did until used Sulphur Bltters rhry
cured me. and now my wife says am As
meek as a lamb. Robert DTris, American
HOuss, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

Peter Shaw. OF West Winfield. w. r..
wss afflicted with . severe cough, with
pain In the side snd lungs and general de-
preston. causing himself and friends great
alarm. lie tried many remedies with no
good results. Oae bottle OF WurAa's BAL
SAN on wnD CIIKEEr completely cured
him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

what were little l,oys made forl" quer.
led the gentleman who delivered the adj
dress Al the Methodist Sundsy.school ami.
yersary last sunday. ITO play In the
street. shouted youngster, whose voice
was heard ab0yc all tae rest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
Ss,,s. 90 ,.ssss a..,,ss ef cr.ai,os. Ia

no ne cre.iiors ~ MAkshAlL q. st..ol I.
i of Cautnr. IN ths CoualY q OAiofi And siAie
= IA 90 lnsolFeuf ~ nior.-l o. AZ hfrroy not
1rt. ItG uith thc aglruFai ~ me ittss % Ne
J1rri ~ tnsslrcncf l1f al crlrtf, ~ seco,t
mretug of ~ Crc'iliors % all insolteete = AZ
I.afia u aaIi Ccurlys Cu MsIinrfiaf inc tlst 4aY
Il - a %. lse-. 81 ulns o'r'oek IN ne t'rt.
uonn. Nou ull sutsfu luufsfists accordiaslI' y
tsIrgu unisr 80 lkll AL - rf4tr % Soarti
this frl1 daF "a AaE.. A. a., l,c1.
uIKIlitk 4 pANi~. Register of ne Cart q
fusaIvgrrr frr al NnurtF 20 uNlQrI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

Wien n.by "a. 'isi. -. gave her c..iorA
wlsn shs -. chli, .hs cred fsr & Ca.iori.
whsa sh.-b~ean. Miss .hs dang 70 ca.sorl>
whsa .Ls L.l cAn4rsa. .A. gs'. lA.u. C..,snA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

WIS Al riis stopped free by Df. klins's
Great Nerve i.sstorer. No dts amer lfst days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise aDi ~ uisl
Arch 81. phfia.. Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
That Tired Feeling

The warm weather has debllliAtlng eject.
especially upon those who AFRO within doors
most ot the time. The peculiar. yet common.
complaint known az shat tired feeling"
is tho result. This feeling can 10 entirely
overcome ~ taking Iieod's sarsaparilla.
which gives new iife and strength 20 All
the functions of the body.
II could no, sleep; hal no appetite.
took Heels sarsapaniia and sooa began 10
sleep soundly; could get up without that
tired and languii feeling; AMI my appetite
improved II. A. SANFORD, Kent, Ohio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

Talk aboat valuable diamonds" said q
man with big stripes on his collar and ber.
csmot on bis hair. ''the most expensive
Kind ls what stays 10 the pack when you've
GOT fO1r of en- In your hand"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

Al ncthel. In ~ CouuiY ol Oxflrd aad STATE %
Ma.nc ths ifth iaF "a Aur, a. u. ~.
thc unferslzuc,i hrfebf Eirfs n1ilss % ~ a..
TCinfnFnt az AssiEneco of
CttAkLfS IA. mARKis. % nstAtl.
IN N COaalV Of Oxlord. inslircnt nt1lsf. uh1
"a Tea deslafel an ins1ixect upla hls rstiiioa.
~ ~ Colrt nf insoivsney iof saii Clunty ofos-
.pDtso> A. uKuutcr A..,,,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

A. N0TWHT. u lhe ClunfT of OHiOrl anll
state of aame. m i-th dar a Anr.. A. u. H..
the unicrsisnsd hsrsbT gives note, % hs ap
f.oIrtmsut a. AssiErceof
NAkl n WoonsUN. q Ncrsay.
IN TIE Ccunfr of Oxfnrt. insoivCnt nsbiof. wto
has oeen dcCtarc.l "a tasaltent uroa her Isttila
~ Ne Ncurt a iusoiftncY icr sAd tsuaty %
rnArfr. d. nnLr. A..lsn..